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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
AEK SEA MER EoR LIE IYNAY LINE.

Tho fnman nd International steamship Company Limited
ming Line has contracted with
Laird Brother OF rkenhead for transatlantic steamship
She Un OF steel with triple engines and
twin The builders have guaranteed that sc shall be
superior speed 10 ANYTHING aUit Her dimensions
vii Length ALL go ecI beam 62 feet depth OF hold
az feet on horse power. $500 tons register with the
excsption OF the Great aoa 1,
44 tons register and the fastest ship now
afioat IN the Eirurla, OF Z. 1872 tons real ter.
special feature the construction OF this ship viii be her
uinal kheafs, which In connection with the usual
will greatly increase the number o
wat and render her practically nnrnk
viii be protected 10y side coal
and the specific lions for her construc lou have been
accepted British Admiralty being fully to their
reqn armed cruiser. Her great beam will give
for large deck saloons Her 10 g. passenger
camcty neni- shall Do fttel for only $50 hrst class
insure tho highest dezree Of comfort She
will he delivered. early spring Of 1885, An approximate
formed the fact that tho Ernria
The construction OF this ship will BIO followed by
that Of others, and by important improvements 10
snps o. Inman Line In service. The
CITY of Berlin Will DO Withdrawn In the course OF q
few weeks with triple papson engines and steel
boilers calculated give her speed OF II knots her cabins
will also he enlarged and improved
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LONG ISLAND.

BAY sHoRR-The congregational Church has called tho
Rev Mr. KING OF Brooklyn, 10 become Its pastor
$40 HARBoRA special corporation meeting TO cons,der
the bonding the village for IRE purposes will DO
held Today.
FRESH PospThe body OF John T. FouraI OF No g62 La
Brooklyn was incineratcd In tie Mount Olivet
Crematory tuesday.
LONG LELAND CuY.-John Mclaughlin OF East Third At
TO the health authorities yesterday a. suffering
from smallpox
JAuAIcA.-Marn @. Johnson Of tho wcaithiest and
widely known residents OF Queens Comfy died
yesterday from consumption lie was
born In 1916 in the house where died Ito extensively
q and civil having
the brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad IA 1881
under the supervision OF John H. Pkn Mr. Johnson made
OF New Lots and adjoining Queeus
He surveyed and planned the sounery the
amsburg CITY Fire Insurance Company the Eset New York
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JyGLTS PLEADS NOT GUILTY.

Peter ]. Ingls taken before Judge Moore
in the Kings County Court OF Sessions yester-
day and pleaded not guilty 10 charges OF com
hitting burglary in the house OF Charles Rumpf. at
No. sOt Jeersonave OF assault In shooting AT fohcc-
men Lowe and Herschat, at broadway aud Van BuTen-
St ON March 10 and OF grand larceny In stealing prop
ery worth $40 from Rumpfs house His counsel claimed
the right TO withdraw the pleas anu nterpose deuurrrr
to the indictments. highs was remanded
for trial without bail. While the District
Attorney claims to have secured evidence To
warrant Ingss Indictment for tile murder OF Weeks J,
yet laid before the Grand jury. IL il said
that well known criminal has given the Information and
efforts being made 10 verify IT, Police superintcpd
ent Campbell said Yesterday that unless something
further learned there would not be evidence enough
TO connect Ings with the murder OF Weeks
Charles Smith who has charge OF the Margaret Mather
Company in which Dgiis claims that lie play ed III fhi-
delpa on March IT, told Attorney Rdgway yes
teray that lie could produce witnesses To prove that
highs there at that time, when the burglary ana as
saut he accused OF committed. He also Claimed
that equal number OF witnesses can show that lngls
was not In Brooklyn when Weeks shot IL Is en-
pectcd that ngis will be tried this week while the Mar
garet Mather Company Is in Brooklyn fohre captain
Dunn said that lie did not believe That the muir
derer OF Weeks would ever be convicted
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RTT5 OF LEGAL NEWS.

Thomas n Cottman. as executor OF Dr. Robert r. Neil
vane who dei In July 1884, leaving his entire estate to the
city New-York the purpose rounding medical col
ege sued Mrs Mary Wilder TO recover balance OF $3.50
for $1,000 given by Wilder TO the doctor On
trial OF the the supreme Court before Justice
and yesterday Mrs. Wilder while acEnow
had the Jared that the amount
claimed than Offset by serv Q. that she had rem
dc,d Dr. McIvne taking OF his house furnishing
him meals and mcnng his clothes The Jury rendered
"a verdict OF s 80 l6 for the plaintiff.
An ambulance ached t. 81 Vncents Hospital answer
ing lire call october l3. 1884 dashed rapidly through
Fourtst into collision with an ice
The driver Michael Byrne and the Dr. John
f. DAWN thrown tho ground receiving serious in
the Knlckerbockcr Ice Company for $4,000
damages Tho sat Of Byrne tried yesterday before Jus
ce Dugo aud Jury IN the superior onrt and resulted IN
verdict Tor 800. The other suit 10 pen ing.
verdict II 1856 81 rendered yesterday In the su
after trial before Justice Don0hue In favor OF
Hugh Fay AMI william Barry OF the Fay aud Barry tcar
cal combination In their snt against benjamin Lewis on
by hun WHICH he had refused " pay
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when all OF he representative, Of the German ami scandi
and the French steamship lines comprising the
bcfs pof The Continental Conference yesterday To
the sre ine 81 Storage rates agreed iew lays
SIR lie Brban the agent ~ the French fran atlantic
take sctou un' he had received ciDie
avcos from his princlp- Tao proposed -chcdc reid
viii fici about wave cent
in The setfagc IT, AM which deemed advisable IN Wow
L. To from Bremen south
iIyrr Nurth Lloyd the
so The Hamburg nercan IL 10 be allowed T.
f.rrutl pf ~ AMI fccniiA rate Oi - TO lac
N.th~rl ndsh american ant Koi star lines TAc rate TO
Stttn hut TO ali scandinavian ports IL proposed 10 he
Itr at - 80.
The Mhe Line Yesterday advanced It's scandinavian
non fsi In ~ tho lar of Scanui
navsn bus that Las made Il 10 put on extra
Hhipr Ia April
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INSPECTING THr FLAG>Hip RICHMOND.

The Uni cd States flagship Richmond, Captain Robert
Boyd inspected yesterday by the Board OF Naval In
spccon and Survey. The Board composed follows:
Admiral James f. Jouett president; Captain Charles D.
Norton Ter Henry Taylor Chie Engineer FhIp
Ihch Naval Constructor Fhip iicborn and Lieutenant K
T. MungaI secretary. The members the Board re-
cevci board the Richmond at anchor OF Tonpklnsye
aud band paried on The Quarterback.
salute honor VI Admiral JOuett,
whic Boyd accompanied By the officers OF the ship
ved the officers. The fJuId 10 be IN
and clean onuIop aud the examiners c1es~ed them
selves highly satl-i with the OF the ship The
Tibrd held The ship
and officers aud
cs- aud nie quarters and boats manned.
equipped. To-Day the Richmond will proceed TO
her regular TX hours trial riU. Upon her
return she VIII anchor on Twenty ihst, North RIVER and
prepare for her cruise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24


Several important changes in Methodist pulpts In
Brooklyn are expected the hrynnth session OF the
New-York East Annual Methodist Episcopal Conference
which meets in Mount Vernon April z, Bishop W. L.
Harris presiding The Rev. DR.. J. Q. Peck OF New
Haven, is expected TO succeed the Rev. j. D. ErecRi,
ridge in the Simpson Church. and Mr. Brecknrdge VIII
probably made presiding elder OF the Newton DIS
irict OF the conference Dr. George Reed the Han
son Place Church. will follow DIR. Peck In New-aven.
and his will probably be Dr. A. b. kendg, OF
the Winthrop Church. Boston, II his transfer from
the NewEnglaDd Conference can lie effected The sum
merit ED Church exIects 10 have the Rev ". L. Phillips.
who was pastor there from 1881 10 1884 return tn lis
pulpit left vacant by the withdrawal OF the Rev l. j.
Lansing become "a COngregatonaist Mr.. Philips II
now I'm St Jorn's Church In Bedford-avc 10 which Dr.
W. " Kelley will retur from Middleown. Conn. These
churches the largest and wealhies in the city
and pay salaries OF about S5O 900 each. In the Nostand
Avenue Church the Rev. NJ W Prince Will succeed the
Rev. C. II. Buck. The Rev. C. l.. Miller expected TO 40
the Sixth Church. the Rev. George Mains 10
the New York Avenue Church, the Rev. William Hamil-
ton the Embury Church IN Herkimerst, the Rev. C. r.
Corner TO the York Street Church, and the Rev. A. H.
Wyatt the First Greenpobt Church. Two or three new
appointments not yet decided upon.
No important changes will be made in the churches In
this CITY OF Thrave. which are in this conference
Last year $50 churches. with 10000 members. were re-
ported iu the conference. with properly valued NJ
- 1928 6k0 and an Indebtedness OF S5s5,97 The sum
OF $780,, sos WAS paid for ministerial support
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PROGRESS on TIE NEW AQUEDUoE

The hqueuci Commissioners YESTERDAY decided to acquire
fee simple additional Land the vicinity Of One hundred
nftL.s AMI Convent for the gate house
Herbert keenan, aud Milton Gregory appointed axe
Che, Engineer Church reported progress the new
Aqucduc follows: open cut Completed 1919 10000 OF a
mile total mites ~ tunnel vud cut o-d. 20 llSS
10000 miles uncoiipctei tunnel 1870 10000 TOTAL
,h Oi AJurdut IIa.'m River, 80 ,.jOS 10000
miles Total Length OF the Aqni'rt from Onchundre and
ifiir the Irotou lake, 81 mlcs Mr. Church
reconnc n-d that he allowed 10 alter the pans of tho
of the gale az One hundred anthirty
nffs tmay connect win the old Apue
du,t This would efecta saylrg Of i.uOO or $4,000 II
referred Ia the Committee On Con.rustipn
The Will ODDS for the consruc
ton OF Shaft No. l3ta
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Bssh 4 q JsA.sss cs,nv Manila ~ ~, w,
ss S. S:S7 :. ..s- s.
sssr Hs,es.;S ss 2gzIsS - v
s s:;;;' g: :s
sUNsEr-winA !. sandy Hook nsdsrsss. xw cloudy. 4.
Gig Island. fresh. Nwi clear -
Arrived yssterrsv-
Queenstown H. with mdsc and slo essssnssrs 70 IVY
sssmea Boar City Pom. and
folk mdss and passengers to Old Dominion ca
CLEARED
Steamer Britannia (Br Perry. Liverpool via ousensovr
Steamer st Adams tBr. Millard Lavsrpoo-chas sum.
steamer BsIgravia tBr. Boothby. classow-Heudsrso,
steamer Nevada (Br, stewart olassow-Aus,i,
Steamer aslIsrt tcsr,. Kuhsvsin Hamburg Plymouth
Steamer Dalbeatte tBr) Gregory. Prosresow Hurbut
woodrick. Laguayra Porto cabello Ae
BouIton, Bliss Daliett
steamer Ips tsr armstrong. rOrtau Prince Aux Cages,
steamer stamford tNOr,. Gemrc Baracoa-0omez Penn
Steamer Rio Grande LewiS gaveston-C Mallory 4 Co
Steamer Commonwealth. Van Kirk. Phiisdslphis-RoSs.
steamer EIeanora. Bragg Portland-Horatio RAIL-
schr Ethel Witt Allen. Aspin wall-G Brett Son 90
schr Brigader. Cousins San Domingo City, Vie
schr James Slater. TooKer. Turks Island-E PUG.
SAILED
Steamers Britannia for Liverpool Tr.vs Bremen; Ripper.
ra; New Orleans; Commonwe'ith Philadelphia.
Barks Themis for Passages; MgnOn, Havana.
Briggs Mary Pencil. Tor San Domingo Gty; Marie 50
Martina
schr Hattie Weston, for Cayenne.
BELOW.
Bark Hugo (Ger). from Hamburg.
THE MOVEMENT, % STEANEBS
FOREIGN PoRrA
LONDON. Mar 22sATIved. steamer British Queen OBI.
LIvEKpooL, Mar 22-Arriyed, steamer st Romans tBr)
Mar 22-Arrved steamer Iowa Brj Walters from Boston
Mars
QUEENSTOWN Mar o. Arrived steamer Egypt (r, Sum.
NewYork Mar IL her Liverpool land
cecdeiD.
Mar 23-sailed steamer City Of Richmond tHr. Redtord.
from Liverpool hence for New. York
MoyLLE Mar 23-Arrived steamer Crcassia (Br. wylie
from Portland Mar 10 on her way 10 Liverpool
IsLR WIGHT Mar 23-Passed steamer HISTORIAN (Brl
POINT Mar 2y-Passe steamer PETER de roninck
(Belg Smt, from New YORK Ear IN her Antwerp
LKrH Mar 22-Saled steamer Critic (Br). Lord, for New
York.
SHIELDS. Mar 2s-safed Monarch tBr, for New
York.
HAMBURG, Mar 2Y-Arrived. steamer sueva tGer). Lud
Wig. from New.Y0rk.
Mar 22-saied. steamer weand Ger. Hebch. for New.
York.
MARsEMLEs Mar 20-saied. steamer Chandernagor (Fr.
Jacques, Tor New.YOrk
GIBRALTAR Mar 20-Passed steamer Longhrst (Br Cole
from New York ON her way to Barcelona
Mar 22-Passed, steamer Camboda (Br). Wig0ose from
New-York Mar on her way to China and Japan ports.
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xAReow EscAPE rRoM ~ IrALrAvs PISTOL.

mnricrVu, Assault was male yestcrliy Afternoon bv
Pcto Fs, who attempted TO shoot hs former employer Al
eianer "onger IA" proprietor ~ chemical works al North
Eleventh and sfTy SIS. brooklyn. He crrpt nfo
onregr office and aimed ,oaoi revolver at hs mead ~
DE- nTed 10 oiunr'r moved h, head and the bullet Just
Nhrn lac turned Fass again. but dd not hit
ilu iIs sei1'd by Eohruscr aud OF Ia VINO
heard the SLOTS aud he distutd lie arrested and
viii be- aralsn'd before Ponce Ju-tee Naeher 10 lay.
ia- ugy fc low anias ms empower was German
and hr Italian t'v tai, After fa~-i His
hc Threatened 10 shoot Huhnger ana the litter Ia
~ him iiu cheek for 900 To rcin To- Italy
an hni Before he ha cn~itd the check he
rushed nio the on fr'r Tie chemical works day and
threatened Ia shoot ohTDsor who thereup0n stopped the
payment u Inc check.
F-sl that he IOhringer's office
alter hs Yesterday morning aud had been kicked out
Then lac lo luut lulrlngcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
SUDDEN ILLNESS or H. M REQUA.

NJ. Rcqna OF the flour trm OF A. Roberts Co. and
Prolucc Exchange confined TO his homo
December II until Monday by severe sickness On
lie T. floor OF the xchange. but only
named a tiuo when he went homo exhausted lilo
the Exchange Yesterday AMI seemed brighter
cheerful than usual greeting Floor superintendent
Fitzgerald with hearty II cllo" Ten minutes later he
the oor unconscious and with slight siroNc OF
lie carried into the office OF Secretary D. H.
NorvrlI whore he attended by d. Dusseldorf surgeon
Maritime Exchange. and Dr. Turner VI the stevens
House.
Mr. Rcqua's and his Robert also responded "a
the they took hun % HE home,
Fast -ir hrSs lie IL about hy four years OF
evening hal greatly improved and his said
Al le " NJ OF imminent dan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
ATTEMPTING MURDER AVID SUICIDE.

Attempts 70 kil HE wife and to commit suicide
were made yesterday by Ernest Toepier erusty old
German baker at No. 1S9 Firstave. Ills vile,
Amelia, is o patient, hard working woman who has
Supported him and their three children by washing and
ironing since he quit working several months ago He
Seeding Yesterday, his vile ange.ed him by suggest
ing thst he shoud 20 to work again and let her have
on the neck. bfulsing her severely. She ran INTO q
back room and locked the door. Topper paid no
further attention 10 her until she tried TO escape into
he hallway. Then he flung On axe ct her. striking
MYs Toepter into the street and called Police
man Daily. When her husband saw her returning with
the officer he locked himself In the back room and
sawed his throat with razor until the door wss
broken OPEN He cut himself severely, but be was
said to be in danger when he taken to Bellevue
Hospital. Mrs. Toepfer was attended at home by o
physioian She and the childreL will have an east
Nte for time TO come the baker will be sent
PRISON when be 10 able to leave the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
NEW YORK PLAYERS REPORTING FOR WORK
eexera memhors Of YORK Baseball Club reported

Eeverl mcihnofs OF VI" Ne"ioi D"soo" Suo ieP0io"
Manager James Mure at the Polo Grounds ye serday
asserting that they condition and other prepared
opening OF the baseball season Ward Dorgan. GER
har Connor Dcasley AMI Gillespie were among the players
Ewing and Richardson expected Today
the remainder OF the payers are txpeee IN The city
he men viii begin their outdoor work Al the
to-day unless the weather j. too cold All the play
signed contracts have informed the manager OF
their Willingness TODD
the pitcher and Pnckney the only other play
report work the IoDglyn CluU at Washington
Park st,ray. -wartwOo Peoples. Terry Henderson,
Nc and o. Brcn taking daily exercise IN the
Filth Avenue tas no gymnasium
The members OF tho Metropolitan Club spend portion OF
each day ut work in WOofs Gymnasium. The play ers
NJ ions to gct 10 work In tho fcld.
The regular Will not be played nj the FOlo
Grounds until Apr l. when tho New York anu Manhattan
College tam, wll play. .
The has secured Jacob Scheht lie
be promising young player and pitched several
games for the Long Island city Clnb last season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24

The CITY II Puebla arrived yesterday from Havana
twelve hours later than usual. She hat bad weather
from savannah Ia sandy Hook. with the seas breaking
her bat doing damage on Cape Can
agaral. Florida Suuday night disabled steamer
sighted. ami Captain Deakcn offered ASSISTANCE which was
arsiiict, the nf the disabled vessel On
Tuesday the schooner Henry tnington. with
hcadgclr and foremost gone evidently having
been ~ collision sighted oil tie Jersey Captain
u, azI bore down 10 her ant found that She under
anchor keep her head to the wind. Tie
taken IN tow but hour later the hawsers parted
and the heavy AMI the darkness she could not be
u The schooner sailed from Boston for Nor
tok Mare, -. IN command Of Captain Baker and had
OF llnc
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until tomorrow at ~ o'clock.
THE COURT OF APPEALS

ALBAxr 23fn the Court Of Appeals to-day the fol-
10 Sng argued
No Christian Tobias respondent Lazarus Lss
berger appellant Argued by Page for appellant Joseph
A Shrady respondent.
No 2l6-llenry Williams respondent agt The Mayor.
etc. Of New ork and Others appellant Argued by James
and Frank Irish for appellant Albert Boarlman
for r., spunhent
Isl Charles Holly don't the Metropolitan
IAfo Insurance Company. appellant Argued by William
FOR appellant James Fisk respondent
The following day calendar of the Court OF Appeals
for March q
Nos 200. S3i. 2i7 322 800. 276, 1874. 325
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
WHAT IA GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation into Park Department by Commissioners OF
Accounts On
D. III. MN -oo
p .na.
Newark Conference OF Methodist Church. Hackensack
M. , 80. x-....
Building. p. m. ...,.
New. York Yacht Club meeting, Club House. evening
Williams College, Alumni, Deimoncn's \ y. IN.
kappa Epsilon meeting No $50 Filthave. D. I'D.
John A. fraser before Canadian Clnb y. M
Railroad Porers Mutual Union ball. Adeiphi HAIL. evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
HOME NEWS
rpo,aINENr ARRIVAL.

a. ysmes 8essi-Ssnator james B. Beck. Of Hentuesy I!
General John r. Stockton OF Now Jersey Hoymsn mSx.
osnsaai 'S w. dr.eiy Chief iisnsi ohscer
Gfisey Houss-secretay Of state Henry kelsey OF NJ
General Marvin OF Albany General Ssorss snss
- HsnI Brsnstrfek- vscount dc Bcuthierd hAv,Gnv o,
france Ns,c. York HotriGcnera F. r. Alexander am,
John M Wilson. U. s. Army fArh Asenss Hon-J. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
noru1NG HEAap OF o M BENEDIOr

Nothing has been learned OF Oliver NJ Benedict whose
disappearance and r,mored suicide reported In
yesterdays TRIBUNE. Some Of his acquanances think
that he will he heard FROM they feel certain he
would not commit suicide unless insane. The Rev. DIR.
Bridgman. his brotheriniaw expressed great concern
about his relative said that he had not been able to
see him since last December and had not the slightest
idea 10 where be could have gone. The Doctor has
tried again again find him. but Benedict kept
tirely out OF his way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
cLERK OF TIE INTERSTATE ooMMERcE BoARD

Washington Dispdich 10 The ST. Lots Globe Democrat
The first act Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
era, after qualifying will be to choose secretary, whose
salary Is liked by the law at $500 year Probably the
most formidable candidate for this position Is sidney A.
Jonas He the chief clerk OF Assistant Secretary
Mullrow. Of the Interior Department His home Il In
Aberdeen. Miss where he owns one OF the strongest
weekly papers 10 the state Previous to entering the In
terror Department Mr. Jonas filed private secre tarys
position at the Capital
lie is younger brother OF ex-senator Jonas, OF Louis
ana, Collector at New-Orcans The father or the
J0nascs postmaster at Quincy before the war ana
quite prominent In Illinois politics Mr. Jonas Will nave
ton which will he OF but little less Importance than
co Another candidate for the position Is
L. T. Cowell, OF Philadelphia, who has been Tor twcnty
years in railroad service lie stenographer and for
long time was the chief satistcian OF the Reading Rail-
road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
TIE THETIs TO SAIL TODAY

Unitei States steamer The tho sealing vessel pur
chased by Navy Departing exploring steamer In
the search Lieutenant Grey and which the flagship
of the expcdifion been thoroughly equipped
will sail to-day for duty IN the Alaska waters she
Montoyideo where sho viii tako
coal and supplies and thence through the straits Of Ma
roan TO Valparaiso Thence SIZE VIII 20 to San Francisco
and receive repairs may DO necessary aud obtain
fnI supplies her cruise she Is In command OF Lieutenant
William H. Emory who commanded inc lear on the Greedy
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
NEUS From THE SUBURBS
CRASHING rNUo A STREET CAR

Horse 40 81 OF the south Orange line In Newark
crossing the Track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
station at O'Clock ast when II
by q westbonnd freight tam which going a nn
The locomotive struck the
turning IT completely around and nashng II against
killing OF the hcIscs Tie other
the sidewalk the station
and two All badly u
the tainted lhcy carried into
and recovering departed without Ivng their
OF tho received injury. The
Nacen. is enpoye lie said That be did
until the track and then lie whipped up his
horses. Naeen thrown distance on
the shoulders. II o taken to the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-24
pLANS EOR NEK RrILDINGS

Among the plans filed yesterday in tho building
department the folowng For the erection OF Tat
house 1874 Madison TO cost $50 000 Feehan Ham
mcr tenement houses ct Nos ~ and II3 East
Ono hundred and ninetesnthsL to cost S2aoOo PEER
Matthews four nath0usss and stores In Tenhave
Ninety thrst. tn cost 900 Michael Stenhard
Hat hauses In Teutave. near Ninetyhffhs 10
cost 00o David Christie owners four a. nos
1863 to $3.50 West Fiftysccpnlst to cost S'bOO0 William
Rankin OnehuEdred and eevc nth
Madison. ave. cost $4,000. Healy Handeck.
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Mr.. HEWITT RousIXe THE POLICE TO ACTON


Mayor Hewitt yesterday sent n letter to the Police
Commissioners setting forth that there are many places
in which theatrical performances accompanied by the
sale Of liquor are earned without license Among The
Illegal places which been reported 10 the Mayor are
The First National Saloon, No 20 North Mliihnist;
barroom AT NJ. l47 Park Row; the Casino concert
Hall" Park Row and Pearl-st. magnolia Hail. next
door to the last named No. ls1 Park Row; Manhattan
HALL" James-st and Park Row. 80 constitution Hail.. AZ
New Bowery and Park kow; "Oriental Hail. in the mp
per part Of the same building No u Bowery' ana the
g philharmonic" No. 100 Eowery. The Mayor says he
find these places reported on any list sent To
bin by the superintendent OF Police Hence he concludes
that they have not been reported TO him by the captains
of tie police districts which they situated III he Is
correct in this assumption this Indicates want OF
posses ell by citizens who choose 10 use ordinary OD-er-
Walton i'll regard 10 the dsrepnIabe places OF resort
clusou the Mayor says:
respec fully request that you will an examination
rnad. 10 The places which have enuncr.
aed but TO all other places III which theatrical perform
and furnish me such cVldcnce a. vii!
10 direct the Corporation Counsel 10 apply ici m
functions against the continuance OF these una" cAhD
tons